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Australian shares have fallen, dragged lower by mining stocks, with investors globally maintaining a cautious stance over rate-hike worries and as tightening COVID-19 restrictions in Shanghai fuelled concerns about a possible recession.

The market correction suffered a violent sell-off late in the week. Apple is a relative winner but an absolute loser.

The S&P 500 traded lower in a roller coaster week on Wall Street as investors digested another Federal Reserve interest rate hike and a mixed batch of earnings reports.

U.S. stocks remained lower toward the end of trading, with the Dow Jones tumbling 400 points on Friday.

U.S. stocks traded lower midway through trading, with the Dow Jones dropping 250 points on Friday.

The stock market plunged in its last session giving up all its gains registered on Wednesday. However, the market downturn might pose an opportunity for investors to scoop up fundamentally sound shares at attractive prices to set themselves up for future returns. We think ArcBest (ARCB), Vivint Smart Home (VVNT),…

The market rally attempt is still alive on the S&P 500 and Dow, albeit by a slim margin. This lithium stocks move on earnings.

The April jobs report showed strong hiring, likely too strong for the Fed, though wage growth cooled a touch. The Dow Jones fell.

Some of the best mutual funds and ETFs suffered the biggest declines since the financial crisis in 2008. Bright spots remain.

The ASX plunges by nearly $60 billion after Wall Street stocks plummet, as investors worry about the need for larger interest rate increases to stem inflation, while the Bank of England raises rates for a fourth time.

Treasury yields surged in a delayed reaction to the Fed meeting. Stocks dived, wiping out Wednesday's market rally.